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Old 01-21-2023, 10:57 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by Sirtel View Post
Barnes & Noble. And HarperCollins, who sells from their own site, but doesn't let you download the files.

Those are the ones I'm aware of. There may be others.
HarperCollins Australia doesn't; their ebook listings just have a set of links to Amazon, Kobo etc. I see HC US does have an app-based reader, but at least this is clearly disclosed on the for-sale page, which is good.

Mills & Boon sells books that work via ADE, but I admit I don't think I've ever bought a HQ/M&B ebook because they're so readily available in the library.
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